Alert and Oriented
Alert and Oriented is a medical student-led podcast focused on building clinical reasoning skills in early learners. Each episode gives listeners a space to practice diagnostic thinking by working through cases and reasoning aloud. The show embraces trial and error, acknowledging that wrong turns are part of learning. Its goal is to improve diagnosis in medicine through repeated practice and discussion.
Episodes
#59 - Doctor's Playbook - Lee Jones, MD: Following a Compass of Curiosity
Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Lee Jones, who is a clinician, medical educator, mentor, and leader. Dr. Jones completed his bachelor of arts in psychology at Dartmouth, his doctorate of medicine at Columbia, and his residency in psychiatry at UCLA. Dr. Jones then served as chief resident at UCLA, before completing a fellowship in clinical and research consultation-liaison at Memor
#58 – Early Clinical Learners Series: Cracking the Joint Pain Differential
Welcome to the fourth episode of our Early Clinical Learners Series, a series dedicated to fostering clinical reasoning skills and strategies in early clinical trainees. This episode focuses on the musculoskeletal (MSK) block and uses a clinical case to guide listeners through approaching joint pain, identifying key red flags, and narrowing a differential diagnosis.Hosts: Caroline Wang, Samantha S
#57 – Leading by Influence: Dr. Bruce Henschen, MD, MPH on Coaching, Culture, and Care in Medicine
In this episode of The Doctor’s Playbook, we sit down with Dr. Bruce Henschen, MD, MPH, Associate Professor of Medicine and Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency at Northwestern University McGaw Medical Center. Dr. Henschen shares how leading by influence has shaped his approach to medical education, clinical reasoning, and patient care. We explore what it means to build a positive l
#56 - Inside the Hospital Ethics Pager with Rev. Clayton Thomason: A Special Episode on Ethics, Spirituality & Medicine
This special episode of The Doctor’s Playbook steps outside the usual clinical lens to explore the ethical, spiritual, and human dimensions of medicine. My guest is The Reverend Clayton L. Thomason, J.D., M.Div., who holds the Bishop Anderson Endowed Chair of Religion and Ethics in Medicine at Rush University Medical Center, where he serves as Chair of the Department of Religion, Health & Huma
#54 – Early Clinical Learners Series: Esophageal Disorders and GI Pearls
Welcome to our third episode of the Early Clinical Learners Series - a series dedicated towards fostering clinical reasoning skills and strategies in early clinical learners. This episode is sponsored by LearningCortex - visit www.learningcortex.com to start learning smarter today!Hosts: Caroline Wang, Andrew Mohama, Mohan Bhadriraju Guests: Nicole Glick, John KimProduced By: Caroline Wang, Andrew
#53 - Doctor's Playbook - Christine Tsai, MD: When Past Wounds Become Future Gifts
Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Christine Tsai, a doctor, educator, and mentor whose career exemplifies excellence in medicine. Dr. Tsai is an associate professor of medicine and attending physician of hospital medicine at RUSH medical center. She completed her B.A. in biochemical sciences at Harvard, her M.D. at Columbia, and her residency in internal medicine at Oregon Health and
#52 – Early Clinical Learners Series: Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis and Pulmonary Care Pearls
Welcome to our second episode of the Early Clinical Learners Series - a series dedicated towards fostering clinical reasoning skills and strategies in early clinical learners! In this episode, hosts Caroline Wang, Dr. Kevin Grudzinski, and Samantha Shih guide M1 students Kenny Pham and Naomi Bennett through a classic Alert and Oriented case discussing a farmer's cough. Next, our hosts share clinic
#51 - Doctor's Playbook - Navigating Medicine with Tim Rowe, MD: Teaching, Mentorship, and Critical Care Insights
Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Tim Rowe, a leader in pulmonary and critical care medicine. In this episode, Dr. Rowe shares his journey through medicine, his passion for teaching and mentorship, and his expertise in critical care and point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). Whether you're a medical student, resident, or seasoned physician, you'll gain valuable perspectives on navigating
#50 - Doctor's Playbook - Benjamin Singer, MD: Medical Jeopardy Champion Turned Master Physician-Scientist
In this episode of The Doctor’s Playbook, we sit down with Dr. Ben Singer—pulmonary critical care physician, scientist, and two-time Medical Jeopardy national champion. A leader in ICU and pulmonary medicine, he was a trusted voice during the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to be the go-to expert for tackling the toughest clinical cases.We explore the art of clinical reasoning in an era of rapid r
#49 - Doctor’s Playbook - 12 Years, 3 IM Residencies, 3 Countries: Naim Battikh, MD's Journey of Clinical Mastery
Dr. Naim Batik’s journey through medicine is nothing short of extraordinary—12 years of Internal Medicine training across three countries, multiple visa rejections, and an unrelenting drive to become the best physician he can be. From 8 years of combined residency in Syria and Qatar to finally landing at Cook County Hospital in Chicago for his third IM residency, Naim’s path is a masterclass in pe
#48 – Early Clinical Learners Series: Cracking the Case – HFrEF & Clinical Reasoning
Welcome to our first episode of the Early Clinical Learners Series - a series dedicated towards fostering clinical reasoning skills and strategies in early clinical learners! In this episode, hosts Caroline Wang, Andrew Mohama, and Samantha Shih guide M1 student Adrian Jenson through a classic Alert and Oriented case. Joined by expert clinician Dr. Richard Abrams, they break down key clinical reas
#47 - Doctor's Playbook - Frameworks, Favorite Failures, and Future Trends: Daniel Boctor, MD on Clinical Reasoning
What does it take to master clinical reasoning in an ever-evolving medical landscape? Dr. Daniel Boctor, MD dives into the complexities of decision-making in medicine, why asking “why” is a skill every doctor should cultivate, and how AI can complement—but never replace—the human touch in healthcare. In this intellectually stimulating conversation, host Andrew Mohama seeks out Daniel's insights on
#46 - Doctor's Playbook - Reflections on 40 Years of Practice with Dr. Richard Abrams
In this inspiring episode of The Doctor's Playbook, host Andrew Mohama sits down with Dr. Richard Abrams, a distinguished internist, educator, and Associate Dean of Learning Environments at Rush University Medical Center. Dr. Abrams reflects on nearly 40 years in medicine, sharing insights on finding joy in patient care, mentorship, and personal growth.We explore the evolution of medicine, from di
#45 - Ova the Top
In this episode, hosts Kevin Grudzinski & Caroline Wang present a clinical case of volume overload to medical students Andrew Mohama (Rush M3) & Samantha Shih (Rush M3). Listen along as this one takes many unexpected turns!Hosts: Kevin Grudzinski & Caroline WangDiscussants: Andrew Mohama & Samantha ShihProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski & Caroline WangAlert & Oriented is a medic
#44 - Doctor's Playbook - Dr. Kevin Grudzinski
In this special first episode of The Doctor’s Playbook, we turn the spotlight on our very own host, Kevin Grudzinski, the mind behind Alert and Oriented. Join us as we delve into Kevin's journey through the world of medicine—how he got started, the challenges he's faced, and the moments that shaped his path as a clinician. Kevin shares invaluable insights into the art and science of clinical reaso
#43 - Yellow There!
We’re back where Alert & Oriented began to kick off Season 4! In this episode, hosts Kevin Grudzinski and Koushik Kondapi present a clinical case of jaundice to medical students Caroline Wang (Rush M1) and Andrew Mohama (Rush M3), diving deep into the differential diagnosis and clinical reasoning process.Hosts: Koushik Kondapi & Kevin GrudzinskiDiscussants: Caroline Wang & Andrew Moham
#42 - Tummy Trouble
Nathan Kudlapur and Koushik Kondapi lead medical students Ateh Fonteh & Sam Reyes through a case of acute abdominal pain.Hosts: Koushik Kondapi & Nathan KudlapurDiscussants: Ateh Fonteh & Sam ReyesA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski, Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinical reasoning podcast dedicated to
#41 - Liver Let Die
Nathan Kudlapur and Koushik Kondapi lead medical students Nami Kadambi & Michael Saporito through a case of markedly elevated liver tests.Hosts: Koushik Kondapi & Nathan KudlapurDiscussants: Nami Kadambi & Michael SaporitoA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski, Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinical reason
#40 - Rashional thoughts
Nathan Kudlapur and Koushik Kondapi lead medical students Janet Song & Julia Carter through a case of a post-solid organ transplant patient with a rash.Hosts: Koushik Kondapi & Nathan KudlapurDiscussants: Janet Song & Julia CarterA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski, Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinica
#39 - IgGniting the Fever
Nathan Kudlapur and Koushik Kondapi lead medical students Fikayo Olamigoke & Saihej Basra through a case of a refugee with fever and headache.Check out Nathan's YouTube Channel for concise and high-yield MedEd videos!Host: Koushik Kondapi & Nathan KudlapurDiscussants: Fikayo Olamigoke & Saihej BasraA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski, Nathan Kudlapur &
#38 - Back to the Bedside
Kevin Grudzinski is joined by special guest Dr. Bruce Henschen, Northwestern's IM clerkship director and everyone's favorite medical educator! Kevin and Bruce present a case of progressive altered mental status to A&O Hosts, Koushik Kondapi and Nathan Kudlapur. Listen along to hear how they handle being back in the hot seat.Host: Kevin Grudzinski Special Guest: Bruce HenschenDiscussants: Koush
#37 - Shaky Hands
Koushik Kondapi & Nathan Kudlapur lead Northwestern M4's Brandon Rafidi & Allie Valenzuela with a case of a young woman who presents with lower extremity swelling and a tremor.Hosts: Koushik Kondapi & Nathan KudlapurDiscussants: Brandon Rafidi & Allie ValenzuelaA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski, Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiAlert & Orien
#36 - Puffed Up
Cherie Lo leads Northwestern M4's Lauren Yoo & Twisha Sabloak through a case of a patient who presented from clinic with lower extremity edema. Hosts: Cherie LoDiscussants: Lauren Yoo & Twisha SabloakA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski & Cherie LoAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinical reasoning podcast dedicated to providing a unique platf
#35 - Snot What You Think
Nathan Kudlapur leads Northwestern M4's Tina Shehata & Trish Kaundinya with a case of a post-transplant patient presenting with fatigue.Hosts: Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiDiscussants: Tina Shehata & Trish KaundinyaA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced By: Kevin Grudzinski, Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinical reasoning
#34 - CAP or No CAP
We welcome our new hosts for season 3, Nathan Kudlapur and Koushik Kondapi! Northwestern M4s Lena Volpe & Devyn Coskey team up to discuss a case of a young refugee woman presenting with a fever.Host: Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiDiscussants: Lena Volpe & Devyn CoskeyA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced by: Kevin Grudzinski, Nathan Kudlapur & Koushik KondapiAlert &
#33 - Gram Positive Attitude with Dr. Hammoud
Kevin Grudzinski presents a case to his good friend and co-resident, Ali Hammoud, a PGY-2 at Northwestern and aspiring pulmonary & critical care doc. Without headache, Ali reasons through a case of a patient having recurrent seizures. Listen for Dr. Hammoud's favorite antibiotic!Host: Kevin GrudzinskiDiscussants: Ali HammoudProduced by: Kevin GrudzinskiAlert & Oriented is a medical student
#32 - ExSPLEEN It To Me Like I'm Five
Good pals and rising M4s at Northwestern, Nathan Kudlapur and Alek Gorzewski, take the hot seat to discuss a case of upper GI bleed! We are joined by a returning special guest, Dr. Aashish Didwania.Host: Daniel MatthewDiscussants: Nathan Kudlapur, Alek GorzewskiGuest: Dr. Aashish DidwaniaA&O Team Member: Kevin Grudzinski & Lauren SmithProduced by: Kevin Grudzinski, Daniel Matthew & Lau
#31 - Pain in the Neck
The team presents a case to Rush M3's Sarah Basharkhah & Samantha Steinhall. Listen as they discuss a case of a young adult presenting with fever & neck pain.Host: Nick RiglerDiscussants: Sarah Basharkhah & Samantha SteinhallA&O Team Member: Kevin Grudzinski & Rich AbramsProduced by: Kevin Grudzinski, Nick Rigler & Rich AbramsAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run cl
#30 - Down in the Dumps
We are back for our first episode in 2023! Koushik Kondapi and Tony Kang discuss a case of a patient who presented and was diagnosed after their workup in clinic.Hosts: Lauren Smith & Daniel MathewDiscussants: Koushik Kondapi & Tony KangA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced by: Kevin Grudzinski, Lauren Smith & Daniel MathewAlert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinical
#29 - Crossover: Northwestern visits Rush
For the first time, we recorded an episode as a full team! The A&O Team at Rush hosted our Northwestern team in a fun crossover episode. Megan and Nick present a recent case from when Dr. Abrams was on service. Lauren and Daniel team up in the hot seat for the first time as discussants. Listen along as they smoothly navigate this challenging case.Stay tuned for part two - where the roles will
#28 - It's All In The Schmear
Lauren & Dan lead Northwestern M4's, Joy & Zalman, through a case of a young woman presenting with abdominal pain after returning from a trip to Mexico. Test your clinical reasoning as you listen along!Hosts: Lauren Smith & Daniel MathewDiscussants: Joy Huang & Zalman FaltushanskiyA&O Team Member: Kevin GrudzinskiProduced by: Lauren Smith, Daniel Mathew & Kevin GrudzinskiFo
#27 - Clerkship Review Series - Dialysis: Urine Good Hands
Megan hosts Dr. Casey Gashti for a high-yield episode covering everything you wish you knew about the different types of dialysis, how they work, and the different means of access. Dr. Gashti is a nephrologist at Rush and renowned medical educator, loved by all medical students, residents and fellows that work with him; after listening to this episode, you'll understand why.Host: Megan KotzinGuest
#26 - Clerkship Review Series - Hypercalcemia
Megan Kotzin has been hard at work creating a high-yield topic-based clerkship review series. This episode provides an approach to hypercalcemia including important things to include on your differential as well as possible management strategies.(02:30) - Corrected Calcium(05:30) - Pseudohypercalcemia(06:50) - PTH(11:30) - Severity(14:30) - Lab Data(16:45) - Acute Treatment(21:00) - Long Term Mana
#25 - Mind the Gap
Our Rush team, led by Megan Kotzin, Nick Rigler and Dr. Abrams, present a not so basic case to Rush M4's, Hannah Silverman and Kat Tehaney. We have had several episodes with unremarkable labs; however, you may start sweating once the first set of labs for this case come back. Test your clinical reasoning as you listen along!Host: Nick Rigler & Megan KotzinDiscussants: Hannah Silverman & Ka
#24 - On the Right Tract
Our newest team member, Northwestern M4 Daniel Mathew, leads his classmates, Ryan Tang and Osama Siddiqui, a clinical reasoning duo-extraordinaire, through a case of dysuria that is accompanied by a complaint I bet you do not hear very often.Not only is their discussion fantastic, but were so lucky to be joined by friend of the pod & Northwestern IM residency program director, Dr. Aashish Didw
#23 - RedEye, set, go!
Lauren Smith presents a case of a red eye to Northwestern M4s Phoebe Newell & Chen Chen. The team covers their approach to a patient with HIV and multiple other problems. Test your reasoning as you listen along. Do you know the four key features that our ophthalmology colleagues love for you to cover when calling a consult? Listen along to find out!Follow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsLauren
#22 - Alert & Disoriented - Summer 2022
Very alert, a little disoriented - The team got together after hours to have cocktails and talk medicine. It was a dynamic discussion, filled with digressions and reflections, that covered 1) hypertensive intervention in the inpatient setting, 2) procalcitonin, 3) new acute leukemia presentation - what to watch out for. We hope you enjoy.Listening is best paired with your favorite cocktail, cheers
#21 - A Pain In The Butt
A&O is excited to kick things off with the team we have been putting together at Northwestern. We are thrilled to introduce two new team members. Lauren Smith, who is a M4 student applying into IM, joins Kevin Grudzinski for this episode. You will soon also get to meet Dr. Bruce Henschen when he joins us during an upcoming episode.Lauren presents a case that she saw on a consult service to Nor
#20 - The King's Evil
The A&O team at Rush, led by Megan Kotzin & Nick Rigler, present a case of a patient initially seen in clinic to M4s Sameera Khan & Erin Keizur. The team has a wide-ranging discussion centered around the chief complaint of a new neck lump. Check out our post on Twitter that includes a clinical picture.Follow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsA fantastic resource, by learners, for learner
#19 - Let's Flip the Script
Nick Rigler & Megan Kotzin flip the script and present a recent case to Dr. Abrams and Dr. Kevin Grudzinski. They reason through multi-system findings and look for a unifying connection. Although they do get close, Megan and Nick ultimately stumped Kevin and Dr. Abrams. This one definitely requires a deep dive into your knowledge bank.After listening, please get in contact with us if you were
#18 - Jelly Belly
Nick Rigler & Megan Kotzin host (fresh) M4's Luke Detloff & Eric Azua. They, along with Dr. Abrams and (Dr.) Kevin Grudzinski, discuss an exciting case that Dr. Abrams recently had while on service. Bayesian reasoning, plausibility vs. probability, and schematic branch points help guide these two to the most likely diagnosis.We encourage you to briefly pause after each aliquot and test you
#17 - The Johns deLIVER
Excited to welcome back John Levinson and John Stathopoulos to discuss an exciting case with a unique presentation and rather unexpected findings in a young adult. It was fun to sit back and listen to the Johns' navigate this case, impressively reasoning through each aliquot, showing off how much their clinical reasoning skills have grown since their last appearance on A&O.We encourage you to
#16 - thromBROcytopenia
We are back after taking a short break for match festivities! Nick Rigler & Megan Kotzin present a case of acute intermittent epistaxis. Future orthoBROs Sam Rudisill & Al Hornung reason through thrombocytopenia, proving they know more than just bone stuff!Follow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsAl HornungA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine,
#15 - The Sodium Queens
Nick Rigler and Megan Kotzin team up to discuss a case of everyone's favorite, hyponatremia! M3 roommates, Emma St. John and Veena Ganesan, earn the title of Sodium Queens after navigating serum & urine osmolality and urine sodium like electrolyte masters. You will be equally impressed with how they are able to frame their problem representation and give appropriate consideration to some confl
#14 - When it Rains it Pours
Our newest team member, Nick Rigler, put together an amazing case and leads a discussion that starts off with a complaint of back pain. M3 duo, Aaron Park and Jesus 'Berto' Varela, walk us through their reasoning in real-time and naturally turn to Bayes Theorem as things get challenging. We highlight back pain red flags, cardiac physiology, synovial fluid analysis, and plenty more along the way.Te
#13 - Tight when Upright
Ending 2021, and our first year, with brilliant discussion from Daniel 'Doctor' Boctor and Cate Chu. Follow along as they masterfully navigate a challenging case of a young woman who presents with shortness of breath and palpitations.An accompanying infographic reviewing a topic pertinent to this case is available on our website and TwitterFollow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsA fantastic resourc
#12 - Kicking the Bucket
A woman with poorly controlled HIV presents with throat and facial swelling. Megan Kotzin leads first-time discussants Shai Farhi and Adam Takatsuka through a case that requires reconsidering how many chips they put into their diagnostic buckets.An accompanying infographic reviewing a topic pertinent to this case is available on our website and Twitter.Follow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsA fant
#11 - Graveheart
Our newest team member, Megan Kotzsin, leads our first M3 duo (Class of 2023), Nick Rigler and Anna Petersen, on a clinical reasoning journey centered on new heart failure in a previously healthy young woman.An accompanying infographic highlighting the teaching points is available on our website and Instagram.Follow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in
#10 - A Floppy Baby
Our first pediatrics case! Dr. Brinda Ryali presents a case of flobby baby syndrome to roommate trio Gaya Archer, Cate Chu, and Jordyn Irwin.Check out our Twitter for an accompanying infographic covering Floppy Baby Syndrome, including a brief review of four possible etiologies.Follow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsBrinda RyaliCate ChuJordyn IrwinInternal Medicine Podcasts:https://blog.feedspot.c
#9 - The Funny Cavitator
How do you approach cavitating lung nodules? Antonios Skondras & Megan Kotzin reason through a case that Dr. Abrams had over one decade ago.We wrap up with a review of a chameleon-like disease that is thought to have been responsible for the death of both Shakespeare and Beethoven.Follow us on Twitter:A&ORich AbramsA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Famil
#8 - 75 y/o M presents with altered mental status after being found down
It was an absolute blast to have a #WDx (Women Dx) power-team, Emma Ryan (applying general surgery) & Susan Mari (applying EM), pass the ball back-and-forth as they break down a case presented by Brinda Ryali. The clinical reasoning chemistry was real! Rich Abrams and Kevin Grudzinski join the discussion.Follow us on Twitter:A&OBrinda RyaliRich AbramsEmma RyanSusan MariA fantastic resource
#7 - 34 y/o F with abnormal uterine bleeding and fatigue
Tommy King leads Nick Reid and Sanket Aggarwal on a diagnostic journey that begins with abnormal uterine bleeding. They beautifully dissect a schema rotating around a center of gravity of bleeding. Dr. Abrams wraps up the episode with a story about First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.Follow us on Twitter:A&OBrinda RyaliRich AbramsA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, F
#6 - 69 y/o M presents with acute SOB in the setting of 2-months of systemic symptoms
Super lucky to have our newest team member, Brinda Ryali (Med-Peds PGY1), lead John Levinson and Diego Valenzuela through a clinical problem-solving case. You will get goose-bumps listening to these two masterfully flex their reasoning skills.We present a helpful schema and wrap up with teaching points covering this episode's diagnosis.Be sure to check out our most recent episodes!Follow us on Twi
#5 - 55 y/o M presents with 1 month of progressive fatigue
EM-bound duo Megan Buranosky (M4) and Mira Marchioretto (M4) hemolyze this clinical problem-solving case to pieces. Listen along and see how two processes come together under a unifying diagnosis - Occam's Razor for the win. Hosted by Kevin Grudzinski (M4) and Dr. Richard AbramsFollow us on Twitter:A&OBrinda RyaliRich AbramsA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine,
#4 - 63 y/o M with 4 months of progressive dysphagia
Medicine-bound duo Grace Alexander (M4) and John Stathopoulos (M4) dig deep into their STEP2 (maybe even STEP1) brains for help to masterfully navigate a clinical problem-solving case that initially screams GI. Listen along and stick around for quick refreshing teaching points at the end. Hosted by Kevin Grudzinski (M4) and Dr. Richard AbramsWe have incorporated feedback every step of the way. Be
#3 - 44 y/o male presenting after a witnessed seizure
Rush M4's Amanda Narkis and Patrick Drazkowski tackle a clinical problem-solving case presented by M4 Kevin Grudzinski and Dr. Richard AbramsWe have incorporated feedback every step of the way. Be sure to check out our most recent episodes!Follow us on Twitter:A&OBrinda RyaliRich AbramsA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Ca
#2 - 88 y/o F with 3-months of worsening BLE edema
Rush M4's Sam Kefer and Clara Ledsky tackle a clinical problem-solving case presented by M4 Kevin Grudzinski, Dr. Tommy King and Dr. Richard Abrams.We have incorporated feedback every step of the way. Be sure to check out our most recent episodes!Follow us on Twitter:A&OBrinda RyaliRich AbramsA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Pri
#1 - 23 y/o F with 1 week of chest heaviness and dyspnea
Rush M3's Maddie Epsten and Bijan Zarrabi take on a clinical problem-solving case presented by Rush M3 Kevin Grudzinski, Dr. Richard Abrams and Rush M4 Tommy King.Thanks for checking out our inaugural episode and hope that you enjoy listening. We have incorporated feedback every step of the way. Be sure to check out our most recent episodes!Follow us on Twitter:A&OBrinda RyaliRich AbramsA fant
#55 - Doctor's Playbook: Sonali Khurana, MD on Teaching, Humanism, & Medicine
In this episode of The Doctor’s Playbook, we sit down with Dr. Sonali Khurana—academic hospitalist, educator, and core faculty at Rush University Medical Center. With a career spanning oncology hospitalist care, medical education leadership, and quality improvement, she brings a wealth of insight into both the bedside and the classroom.We explore her clinical reasoning frameworks, the lessons onco
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SPECIAL EPISODEKevin Grudzinski presented a special, and very recent, clinical unknown case to master clinicians, Dr. Reza Manesh and Dr. Rabih Geha - aka the founders of the Clinical Problem Solvers - during Rush University Medical Center's Internal Medicine Grand Rounds!Reminder to not reason in isolationThanks to Dr. Richard Abrams, Dr. Agnes Maniak, and the rest of the Rush Department of Medic
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